North Stifford Church and Lodge
Davy Down Cottage, Pilgrims Lane
May's Cottages, Clockhouse Lane
Stifford Post Office and Shop
From an original sketch by Joshua Taylor.
A large Queen Ann house built in 1756
The Gardens
Picture kindly supplied by Steve Pavitt (Bygone Grays Thurrock)
1920's - Showing the Gardens thatched cottage
Hill Cottages on the left and the Gardens on the right
1920's Open-topped Motor-bus travelling down Stifford Hill
Picture kindly supplied by Steve Pavitt (Bygone Grays Thurrock)
Picture kindly supplied by Steve Pavitt (Bygone Grays Thurrock)
This cottage no longer exists. It was destoyed by fire in 1962
The cottages second from left used to be the Oaks Inn.
The cottage second from right was Bill Gunn's cottage and it was destroyed by fire in 1962.
After fire had destroyed it in 1962.
Photograph by Revd. W. J. T. Smith
In about 1926 some new residents came to live in the village at Stifford Lodge. They were three Indian princes, who had been sent to England to be educated.
Built at the end of the nineteenth century
Erected in 1840 and used from1894 to 1896 by the School Board
Discovered in North Stifford in 1980. It is the only complete example of this type of Seal found in England
The Poor Cottages (on the left) no longer exist.
They used to be situated near the corner by the Forge
Situated on the corner of Brown's Cottages, High Road
Mrs Scott with her daughters Agnes and Maudie outside Stifford Lodge - 1890's
Horse having a drink outside Stifford Lodge - 1900's
1920's - Proudly displaying the local league cup they have won
Stifford United Football Team - 1920's
Mardyke flooded at North Stifford in 1914.
Picture kindly supplied by Steve Pavitt (Bygone Grays Thurrock)
